This stained glass window at St. Mark's reminded me of my grandchildren.
St. Francis statue at St. Mark's
Maybe the chopsticks weren't such a good idea.
John even ate his Thai food with chopsticks. Wow!The four of us walked into town. Norm and John went to the huge hardware store, while Sue and I walked to the parts of town we missed on Monday. It started to rain pretty hard, so we ducked into Killer Bee Cafe and drank a soft drink while we waited for the rain to let up. The men met us and we shopped in an outdoor produce market. We got some corn, beans, peaches, apples, and mushrooms. Then, at John's suggestion, we had lunch at Thai Thai. That's a first for John. I still can't believe he was the one to suggest that. He is becoming much more adventurous when it comes to food. He even liked it. We sat a little longer at the restaurant because the rain had started coming down harder. Then we ran to the ice cream parlor and had sugar free carmel pecan ice cream. It was drizzling when we walked back to the boats.
Tomorrow we leave this harbor. The plan is to go about 25 miles to Titusville, providing the weather cooperates. We are supposed to have rain until Friday, so if that's the case, we will anchor out somewhere close to here.
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